ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Call for Curators and Node Center for Curatorial Studies present Curating Tools, a podcast that explores the practicalities of curatorial work. By engaging in discussions with prolific curators and art professionals, we strive to share the necessary tools and guidance to advance your curatorial practice.
Our host is Maria Cynkier, a curator and researcher working in the fields of art, ecology and digital culture.
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Our host is Maria Cynkier, a curator and researcher working in the fields of art, ecology and digital culture.
Follow Call for Curators @call_for_curators
Follow Node Center @nodecenter
Hosts:
Update frequency:
bimonthly
Average audio length:
35 minutes
Guest interviews
Has sponsors
English
United States
9 episodes
since May 11, 2023
episodic
LATEST EPISODE 🔗
How can curators critically engage with new technologies? What ethical considerations arise when working with AI in the art world? What role do critics and curators play in bridging the gap between technology and artistic expression?
In this engaging episode of the Curating Tools podcast, we exp…
PREVIOUS EPISODES 🔗
What role does personal experience play in art writing? How can collaboration enrich the process of curating and critiquing art? How does art criticism evolve in the digital age? Is art criticism dead?
In this engaging episode of Curating Tools Podcast, we delve into the world of art writing wi…
How can curators work with collections collaboratively? Which methodologies have the potential to increase museums’ transparency? Is collecting necessary for institutions? What are living archives?
Join us in this inspiring episode with an artist and curator Tšhegofatšo Mabaso. Explore the cont…
How can artists with disabilities be supported in their careers? What is the difference between therapy art and disability arts? Join us in this insightful episode with an artist and curator Sean Lee. Delve into the intersection of art and disability, uncover the transformative power of inclusive c…
How to effectively manage finances as a freelance worker in art and culture? What is financial resilience? What mindset and skills are useful in building it? This episode discusses ways to improve your financial well-being and de-mystify financial literacy.
Birgit Bosold is an independent finan…
What obstacles hinder the sale of digital artworks? How does the act of collecting these artworks present difficulties for institutions? In this episode, we engage in a conversation with Marco Mancuso, an esteemed critic and curator of contemporary art who delves into the intersection of technology…
Who decides what curating history is? How do biennales respond to local histories? Join host Maria Cynkier in the conversation with Hesperia Iliadou-Suppiej, an award-winning curator and museum consultant. Learn about exhibition histories and their importance to contemporary practices from Hesperia…
How do disability arts disrupt normative systemic barriers? What do we mean by access? Join host Maria Cynkier in the conversation with Sean Lee (he/they), an artist and curator exploring the notion of disability art as the last avant-garde. Learn about the histories behind disability activism, pra…
How can exhibition texts enhance an audience's understanding of art? And what makes a good exhibition text? Join host Maria Cynkier in the first episode of Curating Tools, as she interviews independent curator and producer, Joe Rowley. Discover why Joe hates art speak, where to find inspiration for…
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